Here's another indication that Colorado is a more attractive place to live than NJ: a new Gallup poll ranking states by how many people would move away if they could. Continue for two lists, with the first focusing on the ten states with the most residents who'd like to split and the second listing the ten with the smallest number of possible movers -- and as you'll see, there's a lot more satisfaction among Coloradans than New Jerseyites. Check out the results below.

States where the most residents would leave if they could:

Number 10: Mississippi

Number that would leave: 39 percent

Number 9: Louisiana

Number that would leave: 40 percent

Number 8: Massachusetts

Number that would leave: 41 percent

Number 7: New York

Number that would leave: 41 percent

Number 6: New Jersey

Number that would leave: 41 percent

Continue to keep counting down the states with the most and least people who'd leave if they could.

States where the most residents would leave if they could, continued:

Number 5: Rhode Island

Number that would leave: 42 percent

Number 4: Nevada

Number that would leave: 43 percent

Number 3: Maryland

Number that would leave: 47 percent

Number 2: Connecticut

Number that would leave: 49 percent

Number 1: Illinois

Number that would leave: 50 percent

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States where the fewest residents would leave if they could:

Number 10: Wyoming

Number that would leave: 27 percent

Number 9: South Dakota

Number that would leave: 26 percent

Number 8: Minnesota

Number that would leave: 25 percent

Number 7: Colorado

Number that would leave: 25 percent

Number 6: Texas

Number that would leave: 24 percent

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States where the fewest residents would leave if they could, continued: